#PHSTMU

This video by @voxdotcom is what inspired me to examine colonial ideology that persists in public institutions around the world. 6 artifacts in the British Museum have disputed ownership. #phstmu
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#PHSTMU This week is a free week so I want to talk about something I think is really cool. The alternative history of La Llorona. #creepyhistory To most she is
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This semester I will focus my twitter threads on the Windrush generation. There is currently a great need to understand and share their history with the public. #phstmu /1 (:
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So, for this week's twitter nests, I wanted to discuss technology in the context of community collecting and ethics. I’ll be using this article (https://www.museumsassociation.org/museums-journal/analysis/2020/04/03042020-how-are-muse
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1. Good Afternoon to all members of the #phstmu Twitter page. I hope that everyone is enjoying their spooky Halloween Saturday and staying safe from those vampires, werewolves, and fearsome
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The creation of the National Health Service (NHS) and the docking of the Empire Windrush both occurred in 1948. It is important to understand the two events together in order
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#phstmu This week I will be highlighting a past Negro League stadium that is still standing today and is a living part of history. 1/11 The stadium I would like
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#PHSTMU Greetings Twitter! Today I’m going to be introducing a weekly thread on #creepyhistory and the implications of presenting it to the public. I want to start out with the
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#phstmu This semester I will be taking a dive into a topic and sharing its history as a part of my Public History class. The topic I have decided to
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1. With Thanksgiving around the corner, I think it’s prime time to break down—decolonize—the history of why & how the holiday has been used to form a national identity. All
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